NETWORK FINALS: Note that the WE DAY special must have run without commercials, and thus it wasn’t included in Nielsen’s final ratings. As expected, there were a slew of adjustments for the night, mostly attributable to NFL PRESEASON games. The following shows dropped 0.2 from their preliminary ratings: the reruns of […]
BROADCAST FINALS ABC; AMERICA’S FUNNIEST HOME VIDEOS lost 0.05 to 0.42, AMERICAN IDOL gained 0.06 to 0.65, and THE COMPANY YOU KEEP was down 0.02 to 0.25. CBS: After powerhouse afternoon NCAA TOURNAMENT games at 1.89/2.75, primetime was up across the board: 60 MINUTES by a tenth to 1.03, THE EQUALIZER by 0.14 to […]
>The official nationals for Monday show that ABC came down three tenths of a rating point, to a 2.9 Adult 18-49 rating for the evening, and NBC dropped two tenths of a rating point to a 1.2 rating. Both adjustments are due to the local broadcast coverage of ESPN’s Monday Night Football game between the […]
NETWORK FINALS: 2 BROKE GIRLS gained 0.1 in final numbers, matching MIKE & MOLLY. Broadcast Official Nationals Program Ratings Chart CABLE HIGHLIGHTS: ESPN’s NBA doubleheader topped Wednesday cable, with the primetime game (Golden State vs. Washington) at 0.94 and latenight (Memphis vs. Clippers) at 0.68. The latter tied CNN’s coverage of the […]
The other studios didn’t try very hard to compete with the second weekend of CAPTAIN MARVEL (Marvel/Disney), and the blockbuster will have no trouble repeating as #1 this week. According to preliminary numbers at Deadline, the Friday-to-Friday drop was 70% (to $18.8M), which sounds like a lot, but is fairly standard for the genre. […]
>Rise of the Planet of the Apes will remain #1, followed closely by The Help, which is running well above its ShowBuzzDaily weekend forecast. Final Destination 5 should be in third place with a decent number but still below its forecast. 30 Seconds or Less and Glee: The 3D Concert Movie are lagging, both under forecast. […]
Weekend #37 of 2015 is looking like $65 million for the top 12 films this weekend, below the norm for this weekend (see comparisons below). The Visit from Universal should open with a $16.5 million opening weekend. Mediocre reviews so far: 53% positive at RottenTomatoes. The Visit is on track for around $44 million domestic. Overseas the film could bring in $50 […]
Due to our coverage of the Toronto Film Festival beginning tomorrow, over the next week, while morning and afternoon charts will be posted on schedule (Nielsen permitting, as yesterday’s and today’s delays underscore), the accompanying text will not be available for some time afterward, at least several hours and possibly even for a day […]